The writer of the explication of "The Man He killed" helped me to learn draw from the language of a poem. The writer brings the readers attention to the informal vocabulary such as the use of the words "nipperkin", "traps" and "fellow". The writer mentions the importance of the vocabulary used by the speaker in the poem "the man He Killed", and how it is commonly used in British language. Which contributes to the overall foundation of the poem, while also giving the reader insight into the personality of the speaker. The writer of the explication is able to clearly express and reenforce both social and political and arguments brought about by the poem; such as the irony of war. In the explication the writer uses several specific helps to